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And then import the stylesheet that normally processes the content. Process your content with this new stylesheet. The two templates above will suppress any processing of those elements that the normal stylesheets do while otherwise processing it in exactly the same way they always did.

I hope this is not too much of a niche question, but I imagine many of you are far more seasoned oXygen users than I am.

Iâm writing documentation into an XML schema using xs:annotation and xs:documentation and oXygen outputs that beautifully.

Now, if I want to just extract the content of the xs:documentation tags as plain text for an ad-hoc use e.g. pasting into a Word doc that can be reviewed, commented etc.?

Conversely, if Iâd like to generate just the outer XML without any xs:annotation and xs:documentation tags?

Would it be too optimistic to think that there might be some tried and tested XML stylesheets available for these purposes? I donât see this being technically intractable. Just asking before I reinvent this wheel.

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